Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-27

from 81 600 10 $4,000. In case of failure
| to comply, the destruction of themselves
their families and property is threatened.
The surrounding country is terrorized
Denis Kearney's Crusade.
lCcpyr'g, 1857. by tie California Associated Press.1
New HoRK, October 26th.-Denis Kearney
is addressing an open letter 20 various per
sons and bodies through the press, on the
Chinese question. A card to-day appears,
addressed to the ladies of the Society for
Improving the Condition of Working
Women and Girls. He writes to the ladies
" II your meeting were not exclusively for
| females, would be only too glad to ad-
| dress YOU on this burning question of the
| hour-the Chinese question"
| St. Louis Wins the Wind-up.
| ST. LOUIS, October 26th.-The concluding
game OF the worlds championship series
was played here to-day. The weather was
cold, and the players were ready to quit at
the conclusion of the sixth inning. The
| st. Louis men did the cleanest and hardest
hitting that they have yet done, and won
the game with ease, although there was
clearly no intentional let-down in the work
| of the Detroits. Both sides were guilty of
| errors, but most of them were on difficult
| plays, the batting being sharp. Score-De-
| trolt :, st. Louis ..
| New Western Ball League.
CHICAGO, October 26th.-A new Western
| Baseball League was organized here to-day,
| including the cities of st. Louis, Kansas
| City, Omaha Des Moines, Milwaukee, Min
neapolis, St. Paul and Chicago. Samuel
Morton, of Chicago, was elected President.
| Trouble Among Glassworkers.
| PITTsBURG, October 26th.-It is now al
most a settled fact that the Pressed glass
| Workers and American Flint glass Work
ers' Association will go on a strike Novem-
| Der LIST. The manufacturers insist that the
gathering boys must pay for broken ware,
but the workers will not agree to this. II
the matter is not fixed up l 500 hands will
| be thrown out of work directly and indi-
rectly about 5000 men will be without en-
| ployment.
| The Anarchist Case.
| WASHINGTON, October 26th-The oral
arguments i'll support of the application for
q writ of error in the Anarchist case to-
morrow will be made by General Butler
and J. Randolph Tucker. General Pryor
will file printed brief Arguments in
| opposition to the application will be made
| by Attorney General Hunt, of Illinois and
States Attorney Grinnell, of Chicago.
A False Cholera Report.
New YoEK, October 26th--Relative to
the rumor that there was cholera on the
steamer Inde pendence, which was allowed
| to land passengers in Brooklyn after only i
| few hours delay at quarantine, the Com
| missioner says the ship was thoroughly
examined and fumigated, and all her pas
sengers were found 10 be in good health
and clean.
Better Fay fer The Hospital Corps.
WASHINGTON, October 26th.-In his an
| nual report to the Secretary of War, Sur
geon- General Moore says that the oner0us
and frequently dangerous service performed
by privates of the Hospital Corps entities
them, in his opinion, to extra pay, and he
recommends that an allowance of 20 cents
| per day be added to their pay.
a Rumor from London.
Copyigat, 1887, by tie California 1ssoeiated Ircss
New YORK, October 26;h-A London
cablegram says: The pressure on Sails
bury to take Lord Randolph Churchill back
into the ministry is increasing. One story
is that Harrington is to be the head of
reconstructed ministry. This is untrue,
harrington being intensely adverse to sit
ting n Cabinet with Randolph.
Au OIL Combination.
lCopygll, 1887, by ae California ssoccted Frcss.I
New York. October 26th.-It is reported
that the next step OF the Cotton Seed Oil
Trust will be combining with the Standard
Oil Company. Meetings were held to-day
bv members of the Cotton Seed OIL Trust
and the Sugar Trust.
Drawing to a Close.
Copyigh, 1857. BY DE California Associated Prcss.i
WASHINGTON, October 26lh.-[Special. /
| The commissions OF the Postmasters at
Marysville and Nevada City will expire
| December Goth, also the commission of the
Postmaster at Baker City, Or, on the same
date.
Swift in Washington.
ICopygh, 1857, 5s The California Associated Tress.l
WASHINGTON, October 26th.-TSpecial.1 /
! John F. Swift, of San Francisco, late Re
publican candidate for Governor OF CalIfor-
MIA, and one OF the Chinese Treaty Com
missioners some years ago, is the guest of
General George B. Williams, of this city.
A Chinese Tragedy.
copyrig:, 1857 by tie California associated Press.1
New York, October 26th-Tne reported
suicide of a Chinaman in Delaney street is
likely TO prove to be a murder case. The
partner of the dead Chinaman has dis
appeared, and the police are looking for
him.
a Claim Knocked Out.
Copyright, 1887, by tie California Associated Ieress1
WAsHINGToN, October 26th.-[Special. /
| The Indian Office refuses to entertain the
claim of G. 5. Mynatt, of Douglass county.
| Or, for s. $50 damages in 1855 by Rogue
river Indians.
Gauger for Los Angeles.
Copyright, 1887, ty tie California Associated Press
| NEW YORK. October 26th.-The Secretary
of the Treasury to-day appointed Richard
NJ. Barham to be Gauger of Los Angeles
A Railroad Conference.
| New YORK, October 26th.-The Freight
Classification Committee, composed of rep
resentatives of the Central Traffic Asso-
| citation and railroads west of the Mississippi
river, met this afternoon to discuss the
question of a uniform freight classification.
| Motion Denied.
! WASHINGTON October 26th.-The United
| States Supreme Court to-day denied the
motion of the Attorney General of Kansas
! to make oral arguments in the Kansas pro,
hihition cases.